Saperavi - Know Wine In No Time

Dating back 8,000 years, Saperavi may be the oldest cultivated wine grape in the entire world. It is quite different from other wine grapes and thrives in colder weather and higher elevations. Learn all about this ancient varietal in this episode of KnowWineInNoTime and subscribe to the channel for access to the most comprehensive wine information source on the internet.

[@buddyaces2162]

Beautifully explained

[@obi-wine-kenobi]

Hi Buddy: Thank you for tuning into my channel and for the kind words. I hope you’ll check out some of my other videos. Cheers, Dave

[@carriew29]

Dave, thanks for highlighting this grape! We first tried it a few years ago in the Finger Lakes, where it has become more popular recently. Standing Stone Vineyards uses the grape to make a dry rose which is excellent too!

[@obi-wine-kenobi]

Hi Carrie: Thanks for continuing to take this wine journey with me. I love this grape not only for its suitability for wine but also its incredible history and adaptability. Cheers, Dave

[@TomMRickert]

I tried Saperavi in the Finger Lakes and loved it! Such a unique wine. I love your channel, keep up the amazing work.

[@obi-wine-kenobi]

Hi Tom: Thank you for exploring my channel and for the kind words. Yes, the Finger Lakes grows some fine Saperavi. If you have a chance, seek out some Greorgian product. I think you will like it even more. Stay adventurous! Cheers, Dave

[@michaelsim4440]

Rarely posted video on wines... Saperavi.. good job 👏 👍

[@obi-wine-kenobi]

Hi Michael: Thank you for the nice comments, I appreciate it. If you like “lesser known” varietals, please check out some of my other 192 videos. There are lots in there. Cheers, Dave

[@decantess]

Excellent Saperavi story! If I may say it is "qvevri", not "qervi" Kvevri. 🙂Cheers

[@obi-wine-kenobi]

Hi Decantess: Thank you for correcting me awful American accent. I try really hard but some times fall short. 2 “V’s” not 1. Sorry about that, Dave